yetAnotherUser

I think the "what" one kind of means "I want peace for everyone"... Not everyone in Israel is evil and not everyone in Russia is evil. The actions of one country's government aren't representative of the beliefs of everyone in said country. Maybe the people using those emoji believe in a world where nations can coexist without bombing and attacking and villainizing each other. Maybe they're optimists.

But who knows? It's just emoji...

That just became my favourite QR code.

Oh no, that sound rather chaotic...

Pretty cool interview and retrospective of the birth of the world wide web.

EU's Chat Control be like this

General rule: don't attack them, and they won't attack you. If they get very close to you, you can move away, but avoid touching them. I've heard someone say wasps don't forget who attacked them.

What you're likely thinking about is "FWD:", which is something that usually comes up in an email's title whenever that email is being forwarded to you.

I was already expecting something like that from the article when it's written like a blog post in a website called OSnews without any label stating "Opinion" or something similar...

Thank you for the explanation. I initially didn't understand that what was being disscussed was the moon's brightness, as the original Facebook post didn't mention it explicitly.

I'd say that this article's arguments on not letting a child alone with an AI chatbot are pretty compelling. I think parents should read the article, specifically parents that don't know much about AI.

I think I'm not smart enough to understand this

Once you select a video and click "Download", after a few moments, a pop-up like the one in the picture below should appear. You just need to select "Audio" and then "OK".

If you want, before you press "OK", you can click the drop-down menu located in the pop-up to choose a different file format or a different bitrate (the higher the bitrate of a file is, the better it will sound).

Happy to help if you have any more questions :)